英语词汇词典 | 单词含义、定义和示例
a statement or event that tells you of a possible danger or problem
"The warning sign was clearly visible on the road."
As a noun: An official authorization or order. As a verb: To justify or make something necessary.
"The judge issued a warrant for his arrest."
Justified or authorized under the circumstances.
"Her anger was warranted after the unfair treatment."
A written guarantee given by a manufacturer or seller promising to repair or replace a product if necessary within a specified period.
"The laptop comes with a two-year warranty."
A network of interconnected rabbit burrows; also used metaphorically for a densely populated building or district.
"The old part of the city is a warren of narrow streets."
a person engaged or experienced in warfare; a brave or experienced fighter
"The ancient warrior fought fearlessly to protect his land."
Feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems.
"She was wary of trusting strangers."
to clean something with water or other liquid
"I need to wash my hands before dinner."
a person whose job is to wash clothes and linens for others
"The washer man collected dirty clothes from every household in the village."
the act of cleaning with water or other liquid; clothes or items that are being washed
"Washing clothes regularly helps maintain hygiene."
a machine for washing clothes and other textiles
"The washing machine broke down and needs repair."
the action of using or expending something carelessly or without purpose
"The company reduced food wastage by implementing better inventory management."
something that is not useful and is thrown away
"Don't waste your time on unnecessary tasks."
A person who wastes time, money, or resources; an idler or spendthrift.
"The young man was dismissed as a wastrel by his family."
to look at something for a period of time
"She watches the news every evening."
a person employed to guard or watch over a building or area, especially at night
"The watchman patrols the factory every hour to ensure security."
a clear, colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid that is essential for life
"We need to drink water to stay hydrated."
aquatic plant with edible white crisp tubers
"Water chestnuts add a nice crunch to stir-fry dishes."
a waterbird with dark plumage that lives near ponds and wetlands
"The water hen swam gracefully across the pond."
a container used for storing or carrying water
"The water pot in the kitchen was filled with fresh drinking water."
A device that removes contaminants and impurities from water to make it safe for drinking
"We installed a water purifier in our kitchen to ensure clean drinking water."
A semi-aquatic leafy vegetable with hollow stems, popular in Asian cuisine
"Water spinach grows well in wet soil."
a floating flower that grows on the surface of ponds and lakes
"The white water-lily floated gracefully on the pond."
a large round fruit with a hard green skin and sweet red flesh with black seeds
"I bought a fresh watermelon from the market for the summer picnic."
An event or period marking a turning point in a situation; also refers to a ridge dividing two drainage areas.
"The independence movement was a watershed in the nation's history."
a long body of water curling into an arched form and breaking on the shore
"The waves crashed against the rocks during the storm."
a small wave or ripple on the surface of water or another medium
"The pond was disturbed only by the tiny wavelets caused by the breeze."
to become unsteady or indecisive; to hesitate or shake
"She began to waver in her decision to move abroad."
a large white or green gourd with waxy skin, commonly used in Asian cooking
"The wax gourd soup is very nutritious and helps with digestion."
a cylinder of wax with a wick through it that burns to give light
"We lit a wax candle during the power outage."
to stop or interrupt someone unexpectedly, often to attack or detain them
"He was waylaid by reporters as he left the courthouse."
Difficult to control or predict because of unusual or perverse behavior.
"The teacher struggled to manage the wayward students."
lacking physical strength or energy
"She felt weak after the long run."
Lacking determination or courage; easily frightened or yielding.
"The leader was criticized for being weak-kneed in the face of opposition."
to make or become less strong or powerful
"The long illness weakened his body."
a state of being weak; a flaw or shortcoming in character or structure
"His main weakness is his lack of patience."
an abundance of valuable possessions or money; prosperity
"The businessman built his wealth through hard work and smart investments."
having a great deal of money, resources, or assets
"He became wealthy after investing in real estate."
a thing designed or used for inflicting harm or damage
"He carried a weapon for self-defense."
to put clothes or accessories on your body
"She wears a red dress every Friday."
Electronic devices that can be worn on the body, typically incorporating smart technology for monitoring health or providing information.
"Wearable devices help monitor heart rate and physical activity."
Causing one to feel tired or bored.
"The long and wearisome lecture put the students to sleep."
